They are very frank! According to U.S. media reports on January 20, former U.S. President Barack Obama's two daughters have moved to Los Angeles, with 23-year-old Malia smoking in the scriptwriting, while 20-year-old college student Sasha strolls in colorful costumes.
During her Christmas and New Year 2021, both of Obama's daughters were in Hawaii with their parents. Reporters photographed the sisters rowing at sea in bikinis.
Now, they are back where they worked and studied. This week, Mr. Obama's two daughters are in Los Angeles--- sister Maria is photographed taking a break from smoking a cigarette after work, and sister Sasha strolling the streets of the City of Angels.
Maria, 23, is reportedly working as a writer on a new Amazon project by Donald Glover. On Tuesday (January 18), she appeared to be out smoking a cigarette between work --- she was photographed wearing a yellow sweater and green cropped pants, smoking outside, looking at her phone. Then Maria read the script in a café and met a photographer friend who took pictures of her.
Meanwhile, Sasha, 20, enjoys a laid-back lifestyle in Los Angeles--- wearing a colorful fashionable outfit, a one-piece overalls over a sleeveless top, a tie-dye-stitched zippered sweater that rises upwards to reveal a gleaming belly button ring; her accessories are also varied--- she walks the streets with a printed green scarf, multiple layers of colorful beaded necklaces, and earrings. Her outfit seemed to be very black. Sasha, 20, joined the University of Michigan in 2017, but she is rumored to have transferred to the University of Southern California.
None of Obama's daughters have been reluctant to show their faces, especially after their father left the White House in early 2017. But many journalists and the American public are still paying attention to the sisters.
Maria, who graduated from Harvard University in the spring of 2021, has always been interested in filmmaking — interning on the set of Extant in high school and interning at The Weinstein Company in Hollywood in 2017 — and is now working on a project for Amazon in Los Angeles.